Lenders still waiting for big boost

Article Abstract:

The southbound trends in marine lending are discussed based on which conservative forecasts for year 2005 are made. The end of refinancing boom that came about with 13 interest rates cuts is also discussed. The opinions of Don Parkhurst, president of National Marine Bankers Association and a few others are furnished.

Commercial Banks, Commercial Banking, Forecasts, trends, outlooks, Financial management, Radio & TV communications equipment, Executive changes & profiles, Boat building and repairing, Hardware, not elsewhere classified, Business Financing, Officials and employees, Finance, Forecasts and trends, Cover Story, Beliefs, opinions and attitudes, Market trend/market analysis, Company financing, Presidents (Organizations), Parkhurst, Don, National Marine Bankers Association

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A refinancing boom like none the industry has seen

Article Abstract:

The author examines the boom low interest rates and attractive rates for boat refinancing has had on the boating industry. Topics include economic conditions, opportunities for market development, and industry sales statistics.

Commodity & service prices, Labor Distribution by Employer, Prices and rates, Statistics, Company pricing policy, Refinancing, Market development

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Builder-lender pairings could be benefit to both

Article Abstract:

The author examines how boat builders have team with private label financing companies in effort to boost sales. Topics include impact of economic conditions on boat sales, financing interest rates, and marketing campaigns.

Marketing, All Other Nondepository Credit Intermediation, NONDEPOSITORY INSTITUTIONS, Finance Houses, Finance companies

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